inNative Runtime v0.1.8
This is a major feature release of inNative for Windows and Linux, focused on implementing recent feature proposals merged into the current WebAssembly spec, and introducing an optional JIT compiler to assist with rapid iteration without requiring a separate WebAssembly runtime.
- Add #35 Threads support according to the current proposal
- Add #53 JIT support in addition to AoT compilation.
- Add #54 Bulk Memory operations according to the current proposal
- Add #39 Multi-value support, which was recently standardized.
- Add #9 non-trapping conversion instructions, which were recently standardized.
- Add #10 sign-extension operators, which were recently standardized.
- Fix
__chkstkimplementation on windows - Remove homogeneous functions and replace them with generic accessors that all use
void(char* params, char* returns)which can be used for evaluating parameters and results at runtime. - Introduced a flag that will eventually be required when
__cdeclfunction wrapping is re-introduced, necessary to deal with multiple returns. - Introduced JIT-specific versions of
GetFunction/GetTable/GetGlobal/etc. - Fixed an ABI issue on 32-bit windows.
- Added preliminary Nix support to simplify Linux compilation
This release features contributions from @Connicpu
Windows
Windows includes an installer for the SDK and runtime package that installs and registers the runtime to run WebAssembly files. However, even if you download the portable zip file version, you can always install it using ./innative-cmd.exe -i.
Windows SDK
- 64-bit installer:
innative-windows-sdk-x64.msi - 32-bit installer:
innative-windows-sdk-x86.msi - 64-bit portable:
innative-windows-sdk-x64.zip - 32-bit portable:
innative-windows-sdk-x86.zip
Windows Runtime
- 64-bit installer:
innative-windows-runtime-x64.msi - 32-bit installer:
innative-windows-runtime-x86.msi - 64-bit portable:
innative-windows-runtime-x64.zip - 32-bit portable:
innative-windows-runtime-x86.zip
Linux
Linux does not currently have a .dpk installer, so only portable versions are offered. Linux also only offers 64-bit compiled versions, for the moment. However, you can still install it using sudo ./innative-cmd -i. There is also a flatpak package available.
Linux SDK
- 64-bit portable:
innative-posix-sdk-x64.tar.gz
SHA1 hash:19750317fa31b93c52d20cd37df50460decf6164
Linux Runtime
- 64-bit portable:
innative-posix-runtime-x64.tar.gz
SHA1 hash:1f367c34a853c5ef5b767b130ead3cf4918b590a